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With Vista Web Buttons clear and comprehensible interface, you need just 4 simple steps to get your web buttons or html menu ready and if you use a pre-designed sample as a base you'll end up even faster!

Script For Menu And Dropdown Overlap Widest cross-browser compatibility The html menus generated by DropDown Menu run perfectly on all old and new browsers, including IE5,6,7,8, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome on PC, Mac, and Linux. DropDown Menu menus have a structure based on HTML list of links (LI and UL tags), readable by any search-engine robots and text browsers.

Drop Slide Menu Insert button script into the existing HTML page You can insert your button script into the existing HTML page. To do so, click "Page insert" button on the Toolbar.

Drop Down Menu List Vertical Javascript Onclick As Per The Dropdown Cost Effective Stop paying month-to-month subscription to web image and icon collections! Don't waste your money on licenses for every new domain where you want to place the menu! Pay once, use for life, anywhere!

Fonts, Borders and Background Colors Use any necessary font of any color, size and font decoration for normal and mouseover state. Create any available type, thickness and color of a menu's frame. Choose any color for backgrounds of submenus and items.

Easy to UseWith Vista Web Buttons clear and comprehensible interface, you need just 4 simple steps to get your web buttons or html menu ready and if you use a pre-designed sample as a base you'll end up even faster!

How to Use DropDown Menu Maker

1) File menu

New - to create new project.

Open - to open saved project. You will be asked if you would like to save the current project in the menu buttons creator.

Save - to save current project in the project file (*.xwb). When you save to project file, the directory "ProjectName.xwb.icons" is created, where ProjectName is the name of your project file. This directory contains button icons, .css and .js files of the saved menu.

Save asâ€¦ - to save current project in the project file (*.xwb) or in the HTML file or to save your project under another name. Choose type from the "File type" list in the "Save asâ€¦" dialog and enter project's (new) name. When you save to project file, the directory "ProjectName.xwb.icons" is created, where ProjectName is the name of your project file. This directory contains button icons, .css and .js files of the saved menu. If the menu doesn't have any icons then the directory is not created.

Save as HTML - to save current project into the HTML file (*.html). Project HTML file will be saved then, and the directory created, containing buttons' images. The directory name will be: "YourProjectName-files", where YourProjectName is the name of the HTML file saved. For example: if you enter "Header" in the "Name" field of the "Save asâ€¦" dialog, then "Header.html" and directory named "Header-files" will be created.

Exit - to close DropDown Menu application.

2) Tools

Export images - to save menu buttons' images as gif-files (*.gif), png-files (*.png) or jpg-files (*.jpg). "Save Asâ€¦" dialog will appear, where you can either type each button name or leave it unchanged. If you want to save the button images, press "Save". "Save settings" dialog will appear where you can choose image format. Either way (if you don't want the button images to be saved), press "Cancel". This procedure will be repeated for all the menu buttons. When you press "Save", 1 to 3 images are to be saved, depending on the menu type. Their names will be: ButtonName_0.gif - ButtonName_2.gif, where ButtonName is the name you have entered when saving.

ButtonName_0 - corresponds to Normal state.

ButtonName_1 - Hot state image.

ButtonName_2 - corresponds to pressed/clicked state.

Theme editor - to edit/create new themes.

Page insert - you can insert your menu into the existing HTML page.

3) Languages menu

The "Languages" menu contains the list of available interface languages. English is the default language setting.

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